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Guest post by Marcelo Amaral, Sunyanan Choochotkaew, Eun Kyung Lee, Huamin Chen, and Tamar Eilam Stepping into the exciting world of technology where things are always on the move, we’re introduced to cool new applications like the ones...

By Matthew Cascio, lead organizer, KCD Washington DC *Kubernetes Community Days Washington DC* (KCD DC) recently celebrated its third consecutive year with great success, leaving attendees inspired and the Kubernetes community buzzing with energy. For the second year...

Member post originally published on the CyberArk blog by John Walsh Handling secrets in cloud-native environments is a challenge for many organizations. Virtually any application requires some sort of secret, such as a database password, a service token,...

Community post by Catherine Paganini Overview Since its inception, Linkerd has always focused on having the smallest possible resource footprint. That makes it not only the most efficient and cost-effective service mesh on the market, but also the...

Guest post originally published on SighUP’s blog by Simone Ragonesi We will introduce you to the powerful combination of Open Policy Agent (OPA) and Gatekeeper for Kubernetes security. In this article, we will introduce you to the powerful combination...

Community post by Michel Murabito Today, on the 9th of October, the CNCF Cloud Native Sustainability Week kicks off with a series of global events organized by the cloud native community, dedicated to highlighting the importance of environmental...

Project post originally published on Istio’s blog A quick recap of Istio at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon + Open Source Summit China in Shanghai. It’s great to be able to safely get together in person again. After two years...

Member post by Cheryl Hung, Senior Director, Infrastructure Ecosystem, at Arm A recent trend in cloud-native development is the use of multi-architecture infrastructures, which can run workloads on either x86 or Arm architectures. At a high level, the...

Project post by Saranya Jena, Maintainer @Litmuschaos We are thrilled to announce the release of LitmusChaos 3.0, signifying a remarkable advancement in the field of Chaos Engineering. This release is packed with exciting new features and enhancements that...

Project post originally published on Linkerd’s blog by Flynn Linkerd’s edge releases are a big part of our development process, and there have been a lot of them – five! – since our last edge-release roundup. The plan...